The National tribune., 1887-07-07
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The nappy Household.


1icions for ncnioe. l3,tter six thin slices Of bread
Stew together pin. each OF curnnis, ispo .sso
ries and hlucbcrries. swecten 10 taste Lay Two
buUiered slices in pudding dish, pour on lru i.
while boiling hot then more bread, more run
let stand until neKt day. Eat cold, with sugar OF
C'.l,baee Worms: Would some one please tell
me how TO keep worms OF cabbage.-Mrs Lille
Jones, Glasoo, Cloud Co, Kan.
PoCKET-BooKs
Harry HOUSEHOLD: Here IL something IN the
tea-cake line both dainty and delicious ohe cup
of milk, one tablespoonful son butter, one OF
Eugar, two of yeast. -Four enough TO make " ~
Gle softer than bread. When light roll very INN,
cut biscuit butter one piece and place the otner
on top and bake Immediately IN a cake oven;
L" Cake oven" is not hot as Tor bread anu
meats. Grace Darling.
MIKADo LACE.
HAIRY HOUSEHOLD: have crocheted some OF
flle lace patterns that sent 20 THE IRlBuNk,
but have not seen any like the one have some
of the girls may like 10 try IT. IL is very pretty
Make chain Of - stitches.
First rows d in fourth stitch chain, 3 d IN
same stitch, chain, d IN 10Th stitch from hrsi
shell, chain, q IN same stitch. chain, smell
in last stitch Of chain CHAIN turn.
Second row-Shel in shell of first row. chain
3d. ms chain, chain shell IN center oil neAi SMELL
Third row-sheI in shell. chain. d c between
each Of 5 c with chain between chain, sheh ia
Fourth row-shell In shell, 8 between each
d c In last row, shell IN shell, then put d with
chain between in chain at end of second row !
catch with in end Of first row.
llth row q e, chain, = G, all between the
double croeiets of last row ? chain shell in she'll
chain (. i d between third aud fourth groups OF
d c IN last row, chain, d c in same place,
chain shell in shell, chain turn. tsheli means
> q C, Chain, C. ia stitch).-kate Gepiord, 10
daughter }. d. Gepford, Co. Il, 10th H., Island
City. Mo.
Editors Chat.
Prize awards are reported follows: Ed. Ran
dolph, Waterman. Ind. 10 Annie L. Marsh, Saugus,
Mass Tor best postal autograph, with accomplishment
on nice work. Harry Fox, box of stationery, 20
Gertie Yorono Wiliamsyille, ILL.,. for best postal
autograph Charles c. Heubest. Marshall, ILL.,, to
Helen c. Engle, Washington, ID. c., packet foreign
postage stamps for Governors Enigma.
NJ. d. r.. Credit is given for each answer in such
puzzles as beheadings, bouquets, etc.
Warren T.. Feizr: The five most important
ISLAND mot groupsl are Australia, Great Britain,
ireland Japan aud Greenland We believe Green
land received its name from the early explorers,
from the fact that they found vegetation there after
long cruising in polar seas. and where they least
expected IT,
Ii is a pity that Gpoe, who writes such grace
fu letter should not have the grace 10 grace the g.
q. with heT gracious name
rs the privilege Of Vida Il. Smith 10 address the
parties named The G. c. is too crowded for such
lengthy personal request
We viii again say that the young people OF all
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE families are welcome 20
the c. c. who are loyal and true TO themselves aud
their country, and would keep pace with the
progress Of the age.
captured flags.
More victims OF the Bowman fraud report. Il
was fraud on the face, and il Is pity any should
have been entrapped. In all cases involving the
transfer OF money. articles of value. correspond
ents should in preliminary correspondence re-
Qnire references. This would all trouble.
ID is pleasant 90 know that in the three years
existence Of the G. Q. the Bowman fraud Is the FIRST
practiced upon the members. and yet letters and
souvenirs have been exchanged by hundreds and
thousands.
Conversation Club.
Rtles offlc Clib-I Write briefly Q Write only
on side of the paper. B. Write TO the point. 4.
Write subject. s. Write your best. G..
SEND answers 10 a. puzzles for Of Editor. Each
week the names OF those writing the best letters
eral merit considered-wil DE named at the head
of this column ON the Honor Roll. First honor
will include ali OF these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency IN some one point.
No others will be named
HONOR R0LL--BEsT LETTERS
First Honor--Grace, Box s. DE Witt. Neb.
Second bonor-Eugene l.. Hale Roundout, NY.
SEARCHES AND soLyERs.
A.B.M Seybert mot Tasiocl) wapeIlo, Iowa
II; HRS Geo. Gregg Carrollton. o., 30 O. w.
Castle. Evansville, W. Va, j Charles r. Waters,
Mesterviile. Neb., G. H. NJ. Mccall Cole Camp
Mo-. -; ELLA Hornburg, Perry. Iowa, 4; Elnia
Armstrong, Atwood, Ind., 9; Aug Schwall. Seguin,
Tex. .; susie King, Allegheny, Pa, 4; Fred A.
Taylor, Chicago, ll., 2; John A. Lyle Downs
Kan, II; = 5, Copeland. TiIspecanoe, o. /; Lois
4. jackson, chappell ain, Tex, !; May Pullman,
My1on, Minn., Annie L. Marsh saugus Mass
Sarah Mc1Rhon. Spring Bluff, Wis, z; Arthur
}. Kelly. Dandy VI o. sadie II Elliott, Red Bank,
y. j. A slm STAFFORD, New Boston, III, a Flor
enee smock, Winfield, Kan. 3; Willie Cushman,
Polo, H., j; llssa Hays az. Neodesha, Kan, /;
aiiram Sweet, Hampton, Iowa, Mary Dawn
Petty, North Dorset, VI, ii Jessie Bogert West
wood n j., Il; Lena r. Suber south HarpwelI.
Iowa. 81 James l.. Alger, swampscott, Mass, H.
OUR ROLL-CALL-GREETING
Mrs. George Gregg, Carrolton. o. Nettie Snyder
Valley Center Iowa, daughter s6th Ind. veteran
and member WR.C: Edna MIlrev ve,eranSs
daughter Excelsior, Minna j.. A. CheTington,
Fayeiie, NO, soldiers orphan I6 would like TO
join the " re; Mark Honiger I3) son of dis
hbled soldier. who haas a hard life honesteadng,
with a family 10 support. aud can get no pension,
Kendall. Kan; Minnie NJ Staniield az daughter
Ian Iowa veteran, Talent Ore; Willie Hardin
McCallsburg, Iowa; Eugene l.. Hale Hondout n
"; Ada A.. Honey ll2) orphan 9th Kan Cav Vel.
enn. home with uncle, Ames. KAN; Susie King
daughter Sergeant Major. Gath n. ". Allepany ii
y. sidney 9. Chase, son Co. A. 9th e. s. veteran,
Fulton, n y; MHybelle Clarke, Peabody Mass
- q. Miller, swanton Neb.; Clarence T. F..tzer
Aladsonburg, O.; Arthur Patier, Troy, o.; Alice
~. Abbey Box 2l5. lBecheitOwn. Mass: Carrie 4.
Fnl1ner boot6ay Me, soldier father went TO hi.
rest May (, 1887 would hear from soldiers chit
aren; Lena T. Lubee q2l, South Harpswell, Ale
Idhei Dislingue, Box So Rockville, Ind.; Minnie
u. Mletlug ID, daughter 10th n y indepcndeni
battery Lodi, Wis., > II. Fisher, Richmond Mo.
would like better Legislation Tor prisoners of war
Lulu Peck, Secretary, Ladies GAR, Santa Rosa
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE PLEDGE
Eo'ieting that ioynig NE Union is fdeiify 10 N,
eois' Of iioeTig equal 1gs aud me Iteration Of man
EiHd tcc 40 sOiengy pledge ourselves 10 sac1ed ,far,
oar Tree tHtHdtOnb ana disseminate kHOiUisdge :.
Neir great underlying principles in He coDirtIiftie
~ urhici 40 lice Ald that d., all times OF yfya IN
t0ib stand by oar county aud her gag u need b.
t0ini isreS.
Charles Chandler. Frank Chandler. Bedford
Iowa Robert j.. Wallace, pelTyville Pa. CLAIR
McNulty, Bucsannon, WA lighter Of veteran
Lima y Barker, Friend. Neb; Jessie Bogcrt. Wesl
wood, n. y.
CLUB WHISPERS
Florence Blossom F.: 4. Anna ella Carroll NJ Mo-,
lana, granddaughter Of Charles Carroll of C,arroil
ION, D. said on good authority To have planned ~,
Nlckshufg campaign. . spring did lrcnlg -,
AT AHdeTsonvlile Prison, Of which there are s,.,,
authentic accounts
}. Carol Power custodian Of the Iiuepln mann
meut al Springfield, lll., b. any mothers constr
lie day tIC muriyfcd President law in etnta i
Indianapolis, April, 1865 ny father had oo,np,sp,
o. ue trools az the Capitol building. presidrp
l1ncolh.s r"nHlns were lately removed ID tei
Hast resting place. together with those of krs -
coin. What a privilege could we all strew flower
on te grave oi the great war patriot ON each M
Inorla IJnH. ~ -
The OHIO Legislature at It's last session passcs
law making instruction la Physiology mari ~
common school course. This is we'll How la,
proving q would be IL the q. G. would write az hi,
tore sulJects-ls G. Horn. Lilly Chapel. q.
bhink ile advice OF our brighton Mich a. Cis
hNefy GOOD one, aud hope the young folks wi
prom 10y H. cannot join =. OF " for Two reasons
There D. 40 Camp here for one and the other resso
a. because well my brother happens 10 be tlle Ia,
al The family instead OF myself but am la,,,,, 4
aud think a good work s. always being done ~
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